Dag Hammarskjöld’s Baptism by Flashbulb
When Dag Hammarskjöld accepted the call to serve as United Nations Secretary-General in 1953, he stepped out of Stockholm’s quiet halls of policy into something entirely foreign: an American media frenzy flooded with flashbulbs. He was a reserved Swede, steeped in literature, philosophy, and the kind of solitude that shapes inner strength. Yet overnight, Dag […]
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